Judges
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Small Law Firms
More Judges Should Hold Settlement Conferences
Only a few judges in the courts in which I practice personally preside over settlement conferences, but the results of such settlement conferences have been amazing. -
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Small Law Firms
Judges Usually Like To Reach A Middle Ground With Litigants
Judges have extremely difficult jobs, and it is hard to please all of the stakeholders in a matter during an adversarial process.
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Courts
How About A Bench Hug?
The ultimate prize for judges who move cases along, get them resolved in short order, and deserve thanks for the jobs they have done. -
Courts
Bullying Judge Gets Suspended
Yeah, a judge doesn't get to talk shit about the defendants in his courtroom. -
Crime
Judge Sentenced To Jail Over Sexual Assault Of Co-Workers
He was accused of harassing and assaulting courthouse workers. -
Courts
Much Of What Judges Do Is Not Glamorous
Numerous judges -- especially civil judges -- can spend the majority of their time overseeing the dockets of the hundreds, if not thousands, of cases they need to manage. -
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Courts
Is Judicial Feedback A No-No?
The California Supreme Court Commission on Judicial Ethics has published for comment a draft opinion on whether critiquing an attorney’s performance in trial violates various judicial canons of ethics. -
Technology
Relativity Fest: Judges Face Nebulous Zone In Managing Discovery
Robe up! We're entering treacherous waters. -
Legal Ethics
Judge Crater-ing: Judges And Lawyers Still Behaving Badly, Still Wrecking Careers
Career destruction via one's own stupid, thoughtless, and/or arrogant conduct continues. -
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Courts
Have We Entered An Age Of Partisan Judges?
Ah, the holidays! Let's consider judicial partisanship.
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Courts
This Judge's Reaction When She Hears What This Prosecutor Did...
She is definitely not happy. -
Courts
Trump Moves To Decertify Judges' Union
I guess those immigration judges were getting too 'independent' for the Trump administration. -
Courts
Former Judge Dragged Out Of Courtroom After She's Sentenced To 6 Months In Jail
Gives new meaning to getting dragged on the internet. -
Technology
Judges Rail Against Social Media Mostly Because They're Soft
They want to call out the real problem... but they can't. -
Courts
Judge Dies After Having Heart Attack While On The Bench
The judge was said to be his 'happiest when he was in the courtroom.' -
Courts
Judge That Said Defendants Should Be 'Swinging Outside The Door' Out Of A Job
You have to read his outrageous statements for yourself. -
Courts
Judge Learns The Hard Way -- Being A Judge Doesn’t Help When You Crash Into A Police Car
Acting like a big shot didn't help.